Technology as a driver of climate and energy politics

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Tobias S. Schmidt
Sebastian Sewerin
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[1] Social and Political Sciences,Tobias S. Schmidt and Sebastian Sewerin are at the Department of Humanities
[2] Swiss Federal Institute of Technology,undefined
[3] ETH Zurich,undefined
[4] Haldeneggsteig 4,undefined
[5] 8092 Zurich,undefined
[6] Switzerland,undefined
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Nature Energy | / 2卷
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Technological innovation, often induced by national and subnational policies, can be a key driver of global climate and energy policy ambition and action. A better understanding of the technology–politics feedback link can help to further increase ambitions.
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